Caelan Doris: "It's an occasion we relish, it's a hard place to come and get a win and a performance, bit of a cauldron. The Munster supporters get in nice and early. You can hear them from the very start so we spoke about having a fast start, trying to get ourselves in the game nice and early.

"I think it was out set-piece that laid the platform in the first half, our lineout and our scrum were very good, discipline not so good but pleasing overall."

Sam Prendergast: "It was good, it was my first experience playing against Munster at senior level, and playing down here it was some atmosphere in this game.

"It was a tough game but we fought through the hard moments well and managed to get a good bonus-point win.

"Our forwards are doing a great job of sucking their defenders in all day, through the scrum and stuff like that. I felt like we got such a good platform off the forwards that it made a bit easier for us backs."

Leinster have secured a comfortable bonus point win over their provincial rivals, Munster, at Thomond Park this evening.

The visitors got off to a good start, notching two tries in the first half from Luke McGrath and Sam Prendergast.

Tom Ahern hit back for the hosts in the second half, but two further tries from Josh van der Flier and Caelan Doris sealed the bonus point win for Leinster.

That makes it an impressive seven bonus point wins from nine games for Leo Cullen's men.

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Tommy O'Brien kicks the ball into touch and it's all over here at Thomond Park.

Leinster leave Limerick with a bonus point win.

Leo Cullen's side scored two tries in each half and, despite a spirited effort from the hosts, the visitors always kept them out of touching distance.

Just over a minute to go as Leinster attack once again.

It's damage limitation at this point for Munster, with the visitors still in the ascendancy as the clock goes red.

Leinster attacking in midfield and making good progress.

They are relentless.

Can the visitors finish off in style?

The on-field decision from the referee that the ball was held up stands.

Lee Barron is deemed to have failed to get the ball grounded.

It's a goal-line drop-out for Munster.

Leinster showing no signs of taking their foot off the pedal as Munster look tired in defence.

Jordan Larmour with a strong carry in midfield.

Leinster camped on Munster's line as they search for another try with only a minute to go.

A probing kick from Ross Byrne goes into the in-goal area and Calvin Nash touches it down for a drop-out.

Leinster return kick with another attack as they search for a bonus-point try with only ten minutes remaining.

They are five metres out and the referee indicates they have advantage for Munster being offside.

Tom Ahern carries out wide before the ball is sent wide and a kick to Leinster's backfield is returned.

Kicks are traded back-and-forth before a scrappy period of play results in a Leinster penalty.

Leinster fail to find touch and Munster clear their lines but the visitors still have possession inside their half.

Leinster efficient with their defence. They have disrupted at the breakdown slowed the ball down.

The visitors now have a chance to attack, with Josh van der Flier powering his way forward before being forced into touch.

Munster struggling to secure quick ruck ball, but there is no lack of effort as they fight to get a foothold in this game.

Leinster have the lineout just inside Munster's half.

Munster going through the phases but aggressive line-speed from Leinster is making their life difficult.

They resort to kicking over the top and find touch, giving Leinster a lineout deep inside their own half.

The ball is sent back to Munster and they continue to battle their way up the pitch.

Munster trying to find a way through the blue wall of defence but the ball is spilled forward after an unsympathetic pass to John Hodnett, stopping the hosts in their tracks.

Leinster have the scrum where they will once again look to exert pressure on Munster's pack.

Another scrum penalty to Leinster.

Munster really struggling at the set-piece.

However, an earlier infringement has been spotted - an illegal clear out from Leinster which supersedes the scrum penalty.

Munster now have a chance to battle their way back into the game as they attack in Leinster's half.

Really powerful scrum from Leinster as they win a scrum penalty.

Sam Prendergast kicks for the corner and it's a lineout in a dangerous position.

They go in search of their third try of the evening.

It's really heating up here at Thomond Park, with a melee adding to the usual inter-provincial spice.

After things finally settle down it's a scrum to Leinster and they march forward before sending the ball wide.

The ball goes forward and Munster get the scrum.

Can they cope with the pressure coming from Leinster's pack?

Munster win another penalty and they will tap-and-go.

Leinster defend aggressively and are pinged for another infringement at the breakdown.

Frustrating for Munster given their inability to convert field position into points and also the repeated infringements from Leinster.